The aftermath of destruction left by the Israeli occupation army in residential buildings near Tulkarm refugee camp, occupied West Bank, after using them as a military base for seven months.

In the aftermath of relentless Israeli bombardment, Palestinian families in Gaza face the heartbreaking task of identifying loved ones lost during the genocidal war. With bodies often disfigured, recognition becomes a painful and difficult process.

This week, the remains of two victims were discovered in the Al-Atatra area of Beit Lahia, northern Gaza. Among their clothing were a broken mobile phone and a pen, small personal items that may offer clues to their identity. Families had to examine these belongings, along with shoes and clothing, in hopes of recognizing their loved ones.